Juan Luis goes to the Open Space Learning Workshop in December

[doug]

Lisa--

Wonderful post and I hope Access Queen and the Host team get lots of
donations.

As I read your post, the phrase "Host Team" popped out at me. I first
thought I read the words "Hoist" Team--which seems appropriate in light
of the 33 miners!

Then I noticed that OST was the main part of the word HOST. So I saw
some possible word play here. ¿Anybody want to carry this further?
<grin>

			:- Doug.




On Mon, 2010-10-18 at 08:37 -0700, Lisa Heft wrote:
> Juan Luis - 
> 
> 
> Dreams become realities as we name them and lend our energies towards
> them, no?
> 
> 
> The miners did not just dream to survive - they planned, coordinated,
> believed, and worked together, and kept faith.
> 
> 
> To my OSLIST colleagues - If any of you wish to donate funds to help
> Juan Luis and ... who knows ... possibly some other Chilean Host Team
> members ... come to this December workshop - to further grow their
> capacity and skills as they grow more OS in South America and prepare
> for the WOSonOS (World Open Space on Open Space - our annual
> international OS facilitator / learner / enthusiast conference) ....
> 
> 
> I welcome you to donate funds to the Access Queen via PayPal - to
> lisaheft at openingspace.net - with a note that goes with your financial
> gift saying it is for the Chilean Host Team.
> 
> 
> (If you are a U.S.A. citizen and need a tax write-off you can also pay
> via the Open Space Institute-US with a note that says 'Access Queen' -
> or send me a check with a note in the memo portion of your check -
> though I am not myself a non-profit. Contact me for more information
> on either of those two options.)
> 
> 
> Access Queen is an awareness and resource-sharing project I run that
> helps people get to our annual WOSonOSs - and for the
> first-ever-in-the-Southern-Hemisphere WOSonOS I would say that
> strengthening the knowledge of the Chilean Host Team is good
> fertilizer for the seeds and growth of more and more Open Space in
> South America.  If you have additional forms of resources to offer -
> it is not just a money thing - mileage? Accommodation in San
> Francisco? other offerings? - thank you for letting me know.
> 
> 
> I speak Spanish so can welcome even Juan Luis' mono-lingual
> (Spanish-speaking-only) colleagues to the workshop and include them in
> the learning.
> Registration for any of the workshops I host is pay-what-you-can - so
> Juan Luis and colleagues can afford that part. 
> The majority of funds raised may go towards whatever costs Juan Luis
> or us locals cannot afford - such as air fair and other out-of-pocket
> expenses.  
> Be sure that they are also raising their own money to pay towards
> their 
> costs.
> 
> 
> Any money raised that remains after their costs are covered will go
> towards either 
> - bringing them back again for the OSonOS Heidi and I will soon tell
> you all about (this coming March), or to 
> - help them get to another workshop any of us host in the US or South
> America, or 
> - for any Askers seeking support to attend the 2011 WOSonOS in Chile. 
> 
> 
> Whatever the individual Chilean Host Team member requests for growing
> their own learning and their South American learning community.
> 
> 
> Lisa
> 
> 
> Several of us OS colleagues are also planning to facilitate different
> kinds of OS workshops in several countries in South America in 2011 to
> further grow OS knowledge, capacity and community in South America -
> which is the home of some really marvelous and skilled facilitators
> who are interested in adding Open Space to their skills / knowledge /
> dialogue tools. So by the time we gather in Chile for WOSonOS 2011 in
> October - we will be able to celebrate the growth and strength of
> Spanish language / South American culture Open Space knowledge and
> community... This is my own dream - that we not just (whoever is able
> to) fly in for a fun and educational single international event next
> October but work towards the growth of local capacity and ability for
> facilitating Open Space.  
> 
> 
> And if you do not already know about it - there is a group on our Open
> Space World Community ning site - that meets in Spanish - that Juan
> Luis also hosts... http://openspaceworld.ning.com - come visit!
> (if you do not know Spanish you can always translate the sentences at
> tradukka.com - Juan Luis and my favorite translation site that gets
> most... of the words correctly...!)
> 
> 
> 
> 
> Lisa Heft
> Consultant, Facilitator, Educator
> Opening Space
> lisaheft at openingspace.net
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> On Oct 18, 2010, at 7:40 AM, JL Walker wrote:
> 
> > Dear Lisa:
> > If the dream of Berlin was possible why not San Francisco?
> > Juan Luis
> > PS: With the force of the 33 miners!
> >  
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